Level - I: ISO 14001: 2004 Environment Management Systems Manual (EMSM)
Level - I: ISO 14001: 2004 Environment Management Systems Manual (EMSM)
LEVEL –I
Doc.No.EMSM-0.0
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
Rev. No. 00
MANUAL Date:
TITLE: TABLE OF CONTENTS Sheet No. 1 of 1
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0.0 EMSM-0.0 Table of Content 1 of 1
1.0 EMSM-1.0 Amendment Record Sheet 1 of 1
1.1 EMSM-1.1 Distribution List 2 of 2
1.2 EMSM-1.2 Introduction 1 of 1
1.3 EMSM-1.3 Company Profile 2 of 2
Scope of Environmental Management
1.4 EMSM-1.4 1.0 1 of 1
System Requirements
2.0 EMSM-2.0 2.0 References 1 of 1
3.0 EMSM-3.0 3.0 Abbreviation and Definitions 4 of 4
Environmental Management System
4.0 4.0
Requirements
Chapter
1.0 EMSM-4.1 4.1 General Requirements 2 of 2
2.0 EMSM-4.2 4.2 Environmental Policy 3 of 3
3.0 EMSM-4.3 4.3 Planning
3.1 EMSM-4.3.1 4.3.1 Environmental Aspects 7 of 7
3.3 EMSM-4.3.2 4.3.2 Legal and other requirements 4 of 4
3.4 EMSM-4.3.3 4.3.3 Objectives ,Targets and Programme(s) 6 of 6
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This amendment sheet shall be updated & issued with the each revision in this manual
2. Controlled copy of manual to be issued as per the approved distribution list. Distribution list shall
be revised under authority of MR as and when required. Manual can also be issued to other
official with due approval of MR.
3. In case if Holder department ceases to exist, the holder shall return the controlled copy to MR.
EMSM/ROR/EPP/DISTRIBUTION LIST
* This manual may be borrowed, reviewed or otherwise used by anyone and thus may not always
reside permanently at said location. The person in charge of said department is responsible for the
manual and its subsequent circulation. Copies of the manual with original stamp of CONTROLLED in
Green color are controlled.
INTRODUCTION
LOCATION :
TYPE OF ORGANISATION :
SCOPE:
The apex level document, termed as Environmental Management System Manual fulfills the
requirements of the Environmental Management Systems – Specification with guidance for use
with reference to ISO 14001:2004. The Manual has adequate linkage and Compatibility with other
levels of documents.
The scope of the Environmental Management System covers the Environmental aspects of
………………………….activities & products covering design, manufacture of discrete
semiconductor products in Leaded & Surface mount packages in line with its Environmental Policy.
1. 9.
2. 10.
3. 11.
4. 12.
5. 13.
6. 14.
7. 15.
8. 16.
DEFINITIONS:
3.1 Auditor
Person with the competence to conduct an audit
Note: The process need not take place in all areas of activity simultaneously .
3.5 Environment:
Surrounding in which an organization (3.16) operates, including air, water, land, natural resources, flora,
fauna, humans and their interrelation.
Note: surrounding in this context extend from within an organization (3.16) to the global system.
Note: A significant environment aspect has or can have a significant environmental impact (3.7).
Note 1 A management system is a set of interrelated elements used to establish policy and objectives and to
achieve those objectives.
Note 2 A management system includes organizational structure, planning activities, responsibilities,
practices, procedures (3.19), processes and resources.
3.9 Environmental Objective
Overall environmental goal, consistent with environmental policy (3.11), that an organization (3.16) sets itself
to achieve.
Note In the context of environmental management system (3.8), results can be measured against the
organization’s (3.16) environment policy (3.11), environmental objectives (3.9), environmental targets (3.12)
and other environmental performance requirements.
3.15 Nonconformity
Non-fulfillment of a requirement.
3.16 Organization:
Company, corporation firm, enterprise, authority or institution, or part or combination thereof, whether
incorporated or not, public of private, that has its own functions and administration, the organization
mentioned herein is referred as ……………………..i.
Note: Prevention of pollution can include source reduction or elimination, process, product or service
changes, efficient use of resources, material and energy substitution, reuse, recovery recycling, reclamation
and treatment
3.19 Procedure
Specified way to carry out an activity or a process
Note: Procedures can be documented or not.
3.20 Record
Document (3.4) stating result achieved or providing evidence of activity performed.
PREPARED BY DATE APPROVED BY DATE ISSUED BY DATE
OVERALL
3.0 : MR
RESPONSIBILITY
6.0 PROCEDURE:
S
Activity Responsibility
No.
To establish an environmental management system by addressing all
the requirements of ISO-14001:2004, Environmental management
systems. For easy Understanding and effective implementation
supporting activities include:
a) To bring about awareness of EMS to all employees.
b) To organize Initial Environment Review
c) To aid in identification of environmental aspects and associated
impacts
1. d) To take into account the following in design, implementation and MR
maintenance of the EMS
Environmental Aspects & Associated impacts identified through
IER
Company environmental policy.
Applicable environmental legislation
Feedback from investigations of past incidents.
Internal / external communication records.
e) To co-ordinate EMS related activities
To ensure coverage of the needs of the organization and the
2. MR
environmental policy.
The Environmental Management System shall be reviewed as EMSM 4.6 for its suitability,
appropriateness and adequacy. Suitable corrective and preventive actions be taken in case of
deviation by concerned HOD‘s and MR.
8.0 RECORDS:
PERFORMANCE
4.0 : Authorized Environmental Policy of
CRITERIA
6.0 PROCEDURE:
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Activity Responsibility
No.
Develop Register of Environmental aspect and associated impacts
1
and Register of Applicable Environmental Legislations as per EMSM MR
4.3.1 and EMSM 4.3.2 Respectively.
Develop the Environmental Policy by adopting a process of
2 MR
discussions with MD, Top Management, HOD’s and .EMG.
Ensure that the environmental policy meets the following
requirements:
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Activity Responsibility
No.
Obtain Documented approval of the Environmental Policy from the
Managing Director for its updating and ensure that it is:
4. MR
Implemented maintained and communicated to all employees
Made available to public on demand.
The approved Environment policy of ……………………… shall be
5 Communicated to all concerned including interested parties as per MR
EMSM 4.4.3
6 Enclose the authorized Environmental Policy to EMSM 4.2 MR
Review the adequacy, effectiveness & suitability of Policy (at least
7 MR
once in 2 years) or as per the requirements generated in EMSM 4.6
8.0 RECORDS:
LOCATION &
RECORD NO. TITLE RETENTION TIME
MAINTAINED BY
Environmental Policy
EMSM 4.2/R01 MR Till further revision
(Original copy signed by MD)
OVERALL
3.0 : Management Representative
RESPONSIBILITY
6.0 PROCEDURE:
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Activity Responsibility
No.
A. Identification of environmental aspects and associated
impacts
1. Appointment of Management Representative (MR) MD
Constitute an Environment Monitoring Group or EMG (Also known as
2. Green Team) in each department in consultation with HOD for conducting MR
Initial Environmental Review covering all departments.
Provide training / awareness to EMG & departmental employees for
3. identification and evaluation of Environmental Aspects and associated MR
Impacts. (Ref: Training record EMSM 4.4.2/R01).
Constitute an Environment Cell (Also known as Green Cell) by selecting
Key EMG members on the basis of experience, exposure, absorption of
4. MR
knowledge and initiative to spearhead environment awareness/activities
and guide other EMG members in all environment activities.
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Activity Responsibility
No.
Prepare format in consultation with Environment Cell for identification,
5. evaluation and conducting feasibility study of environmental aspects MR
and associated impacts (EMSM 4.3.1/F01/F02/F03).
Appreciation of the above format by the EMG members who in turn
shall identify activities, environmental aspects and associated impacts
considering.
Emissions to air
Releases to water
Contamination of land / nuisance
6. Use of raw material and natural resources EMG
Use of energy
Energy emitted e.g. heat, radiation, vibration
Waste Management
Physical attributes e.g. size, shape, colour, appearance
Local environmental and community issues and
Applicable environmental legislations.
Consider the following conditions while identifying the environmental
aspects and associated environmental impacts.
Normal Condition (N) : Condition which is intended for
EMG shall undertake site visits
of the identified departments
and interact with the
departmental employees for the
above purpose.
7. EMG
Abnormal Condition (AN) : Includes start-up, shutdown
and break down condition
(Conditions other than intended
purpose)
Emergency condition (E) : Potential foreseeable emergency
situation(s)
b) If impact is not falling under any or more of the above four criteria EMG
then apply SSPD criteria. Any of the impacts having calculated
2.
score of SSPD equal to or more than 13 shall be treated as
significant environmental impact. This calculated score shall be EMG
gradually lowered to cover all other environmental impacts. All these
aspects giving rise to significant environmental impacts be treated
as significant environmental aspects.
Conduct brainstorming / discussions to apply the evaluation criteria for
3. evaluating the identified environmental impacts along with Environment EMG
Cell
S Respons
Activity
No. ibility
Prepare a consolidated register of environmental aspects and associated impacts
which shall include:
Amendment record sheet
List of Departments
Department wise list of Activities
6. MR
Department wise identified environmental aspects and associated impacts &
evaluation of environmental impacts EMSM 4.3.1/F01/F02
Feasibility analysis of significant Environmental aspects in form No. (EMSM
4.3.1/F03)
MR shall ensure the effective implementation of the above procedure and in case of any
deviations he shall take appropriate corrective and preventive action. MR shall also
undertake periodic site visits (directly or through his representative) and interact with
employee to verify whether the Register of Environmental Aspects and Associated Impact is
updated.
8.0 RECORDS:
Location & Retention
Record No. Title
Maintained by Time
Register of Environmental Aspects and MR[Master Copy]/
EMSM 4.3.1/R01 3 Years
Associated Impacts Concerned HOD